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Schools in Ohio, New York and Massachusetts increase focus on science, technology, engineering and math.
Cagle aims to increase IT in the classroom.
Faster broadband should help U.S. compete in world economy.
Broadband promises to increase connectivity to communities.
McCulloch aims to increase voter participation and growing Montana businesses.
Seismologists create an early warning system to alert Californians before an earthquake occurs.
Local governments were fairly successful with broadband adoption and public computing grant applications.
Wi-Fi on wheels; electronics left behind.
High-definition camcorder, GPS navigator, smartbook tablet.
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